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See also Frankenstein Reborn
Frankenstein Reborn American horror film of the science fiction/mad scientist subgenre. It is yet another modernized adaptation of Mary Shelley 's seminal 1818 novel, Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus Leigh Scott and produced by David Michael Latt , David Rimawi , Sherri Strain and Rick Walker of The Asylum . It premiered on August 28th , 2005 .
Cast [ ] Notes & Trivia [ ] The tagline to this film is "Born from the flesh of corpses... and the mind of a madman."
There are a total of twenty-one credited cast members in this film and one uncredited cast member.
Production on Frankenstein Reborn began on April 1st , 2005 . Principal filming began on April 22nd , 2005 and concluded on May 2nd , 2005 . The movie was filmed in Los Angeles , California .
This film was released three days before The Beast of Bray Road Leigh Scott and produced by the same crew, with many of the same actors.
The closing credits contain the line, "Why are you still reading this? Go back to the video store and rent another Asylum film. You know you want to."
Frankenstein Reborn is referenced in the 2006 Leigh Scott film Exorcism: The Possession of Gail Bowers First professional acting work for Eliza Swenson .
Actress Eliza Swenson also performs the song "Sweet Intoxication", which is used in this film.
Director Leigh Scott makes an appearance in the film as Doctor Cadaverella, but is uncredited in the film in this capacity.
Actor Joel Hebner also played the eponymous monster creature in The Beast of Bray Road Shapeshifter
Actress Monique Jones is credited under the pseudonym Alison Johnston in this film.
Victor Frank, Robert Walton and Hank Clerval are the only characters from the movie whose names are derived from characters in the original Mary Shelley novel.
The fictional corporation Blackthorn Industries has appeared in several of Leigh Scott 's films including Dead Man Walking Exorcism: The Possession of Gail Bowers King of the Lost World Recommendations [ ] Frankenstein films [ ]
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